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Directory C:\Windows\Logs\PBR\$Windows.~BT_Rollback\EFI\Microsoft\Recovery

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This page is about hard disk directory (on Windows operating systems, directory is nicknamed "folder") C:\Windows\Logs\PBR\$Windows.~BT_Rollback\EFI\Microsoft\Recovery
Folders on hard disk contain files - data, exefiles, dlls and other types.

Directory can contain almost any number of files, up to thousands or even hundreds of thousands. But typical folder holds something between ten to one or two hundred files.

There are also two special "subfolders" of C:\Windows\Logs\PBR\$Windows.~BT_Rollback\EFI\Microsoft\Recovery, one is named "." (yes, single dot) and serves as an alias for C:\Windows\Logs\PBR\$Windows.~BT_Rollback\EFI\Microsoft\Recovery itself, second is named ".." (two dots) and is an alias for a parent folder "C:\Windows\Logs\PBR\$Windows.~BT_Rollback\EFI\Microsoft".

This Directory is not very frequent.

Most popular questions:

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What is in the C:\Windows\Logs\PBR\$Windows.~BT_Rollback\EFI\Microsoft\Recovery folder?

Directory information

Name:	C:\Windows\Logs\PBR\$Windows.~BT_Rollback\EFI\Microsoft\Recovery
Parent:	C:\Windows\Logs\PBR\$Windows.~BT_Rollback\EFI\Microsoft
Operating system folder:
Can be safely deleted:
Contains user's data:
Contains logfiles:
Is temporary:

Log files found in directory C:\Windows\Logs\PBR\$Windows.~BT_Rollback\EFI\Microsoft\Recovery:

C:\Windows\Logs\PBR\$Windows.~BT_Rollback\EFI\Microsoft\Recovery\BCD.LOG

Other directories

C:/Program Files (x86)/VIVE/Updater/Tool/OpenSSL, C:/Program Files/MpcStar/Codecs, C:/Program Files (x86)/SAMSUNG/Easy Printer Manager/SmartScreenPrint, C:/Program Files (x86)/MSI/One Dragon Center/LanManager, C:/Program Files/AVG/Antivirus/setup/New_18010cf7, C:/Program Files (x86)/AdvancedWindowsManager/Windows Installer, C:/Program Files (x86)/Dark Solar System ScreenSaver, C:/Program Files/WindowsApps/15191PeakPlayer.NeatOffice_3.4.3.0_x86__y5c4dfz5b21fm/program, C:/Program Files (x86)/HP/View User Guide, C:/Program Files (x86)/Java/jre1.8.0_261/bin,

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